Mini COMPENDIVM of Jewish armies in DBA
Dec 7, 2023 17:20:45 GMT
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Post by paulhannah on Dec 7, 2023 17:20:45 GMT
For the start of Hanukkah, and for entertainment purposes only, here are the won-loss records of the various Jewish armies in DBA, as culled from the COMPENDIVM, the records of our local NAGS group over the last couple decades. Alas, only one has a winning record, the II/43 Maccabeans (58-40), and the I/34 Later Hebrews (15-33) are quite dreadful. Many have only a handful of results. Your results may vary!
It's a longer list than one might think!
I/27 Early Hebrew, 8-29
I/34 Later Hebrew, 15-33
II/22e Arabo-Aramaean / Adiabene*, 4-4 Queen Helena of Adiabene became a convert Judaism about the year of 30 CE.
II/23c Later Pre-Islamic Arab / Yemeni (Himyarite Kingdom), 2-3 Himyarite kings and perhaps the greater population embraced Judaism in the 4th Century CE.
II/43 Maccabean Jewish, 58-40
II/50 Hasmonean Jewish, 3-3
II/51 Late Judaean, 16-21
II/59 Jewish Revolts, 9-25
III/16 Khazar, 47-76 Khazar rulers (but likely not the general population) adopted Judaism in the 8th Century for reasons of political expediency, caught between Muslim Umayyad and Orthodox Byzantine superpowers.
It's a longer list than one might think!
I/27 Early Hebrew, 8-29
I/34 Later Hebrew, 15-33
II/22e Arabo-Aramaean / Adiabene*, 4-4 Queen Helena of Adiabene became a convert Judaism about the year of 30 CE.
II/23c Later Pre-Islamic Arab / Yemeni (Himyarite Kingdom), 2-3 Himyarite kings and perhaps the greater population embraced Judaism in the 4th Century CE.
II/43 Maccabean Jewish, 58-40
II/50 Hasmonean Jewish, 3-3
II/51 Late Judaean, 16-21
II/59 Jewish Revolts, 9-25
III/16 Khazar, 47-76 Khazar rulers (but likely not the general population) adopted Judaism in the 8th Century for reasons of political expediency, caught between Muslim Umayyad and Orthodox Byzantine superpowers.
